format binary
	org 0x7c00
	use16

	jmp short start
	nop

	;; reserved for (E)BPB (which BIOS might scramble)
	;; you could also have one that *could* work
	times 0x3B db 0
start:

	;; setup segments
	;; setup stack
	;; trust nothing
	cld
	mov ax, 0
	mov ds, ax
	mov es, ax
	
	mov ss, ax
	mov sp, 0x7c00		;stack down from our load address
	mov bp, sp
	
	;; ensure VGA textmode
	mov ah, 0x00
	mov al, 0x03		;Colour Text mode 3 80x25
	int 0x10
	
	;; storeBootdiskNum
	mov [diskNum], dl

checkLBASupport:
	;; Set AH = 0x41
	;; BX = 0x55AA
	;; DL = drive
	;; INT 0x13

	mov si, msg.lba
	mov ah, 0x41
	mov bx, 0x55AA
	int 0x13

	jc msg.error
	test bx, 0xAA55
	jz msg.error
	test cx, cx
	jp msg.error


getPartitionLBA:
	;; 1st partition entry  at 0x1BE (16 bytes)
	;; LBA start     4bytes at 0x1BE + 0x08
	;; Sectors count 4bytes at 0x1BE + 0x0C

	;; so uhmmmm, read those and use 'em to find next peace of data?
	;; Wait is my MBR one block that is read at once? Lol wait MBR
	;; is also part of my own current loaded memory!



nomoreThings:
	mov si, msg.nop
	jmp msg.ok
endloop:
	nop
	jmp endloop
	
msg:
.ok:
	mov ah, 0x20		;greenblack
	jmp .prepare
.error:
	mov ah, 0x47		;redgray
.prepare:
	mov bx, 0xb800
	mov es, bx
	mov edi, 0
.loop:
	lodsb
	test al, al
	jz endloop
	stosw
	jmp .loop

	.lba db "Inadequate LBA support: Ancient computor or floppy?", 0
	.nop db "Nothingtodo :'(", 0

	;; Store some data
diskNum db 0x00